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Helping to break the taboo of sensitive issues

Posted on August 14, 2014July 18, 2018
Many issues we face as adults become taboo,  we are afraid to air our problems with others for fear of being talked about or being different.
 
As adults we suffer in silence instead of seeking medical help….yet if we were to talk more we would realise many of our taboo and worrysome health issues are actually so very common, yet over half of women will never seek medical advice.  Always Discreet carried out a recent survey – some of these results can be found below.
 
Sensitive bladder as an adult isn’t something you would easily and readily talk about however if your were too you would realise that 1 in 3 women over the age of 18 suffer with this condition and actually your not alone at all.
 
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